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    Blind Faith

    Written by Rebecca Zanetti

    Narrated by Karen White

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    About this audiobook

    A betrayal he couldn't forget . . .

    For Nate Dean, love is a four-letter word. As part of a secret black-ops military unit, he and his brothers were genetically engineered by the government to be ruthless soldiers with an expiration date. They were loyal only to one another . . . until Nate laid eyes on the woman who stole his heart and blew his world apart. Now, years later, his family is still paying the price for his mistake. But as time runs out, there's only one person who can save his family: the very woman Nate swore he'd never trust again.

    A love she couldn't deny . . .

    The moment Audrey Madison spies Nate across a crowded ballroom, she can barely breathe. He's just as undeniably sexy as she remembers, yet there's an edge to him now that's as irresistible as it is dangerous. When he asks for her help, Audrey can't refuse. But she has secrets of her own--secrets that, if Nate ever discovers them, may cost them both their lives . . .

    (90,000 words)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHachette Audio
    Release dateJan 27, 2015
    ISBN9781478902898
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    Blind Faith
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    Rebecca Zanetti

    New York Times, USA Today, and Amazon bestselling author Rebecca Zanetti has published more than fifty novels, which have been translated into several languages, with millions of copies sold world-wide. Her books have received Publisher’s Weekly starred reviews, won RT Reviewer Choice awards, and have been featured in Entertainment Weekly, Woman’s World and Women’s Day Magazines. Her novels have also been included in Amazon best books of the year, and have been favorably reviewed in both the Washington Post and the New York Times Book Reviews. Rebecca has ridden in a locked Chevy trunk, has asked the unfortunate UPS guy to release her from a set of handcuffs, and has discovered the best silver mine shafts in which to bury a body…all in the name of research. Honest. Please visit Rebecca at: http://www.rebeccazanetti.com/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RebeccaZanetti.Books/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebeccazanetti/

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    • 3/5
      The Dean brothers, formerly the Gray brothers, are genetically engineered super soldiers who have escaped the evil masterminds who created them, and have been building a different life in a carefully maintained deep cover. Matt and Shane have found love, and the youngest of the four, Jory, didn't escape with them. They know he was shot; they don't know if he's dead.

      This is Nathan's story.

      It's also Audrey Madison's story.

      Audrey is the daughter of the scientist who has played a major role in creating the genetically engineered soldiers for the commander of the black ops organization, and testing and training them as they grew. Nate and his brothers loathe the woman who made their childhoods a torment; Audrey understands what her mother has done and hates it, but clings to the irrational hope of a real relationship with her mother.

      The plot here revolves around Nate's attempt to bring down the commander's operation after getting the information needed to disarm the self-destruct chips implanted in the brain stems of himself and his brothers. Audrey also wants to bring the commander down, but wants to protect her mother in the process.

      The plot is fast-paced and interesting. Audrey and Nate are reasonably complex and interesting characters; the others are cardboard, varying from high-quality to really cheap, flimsy cardboard. This isn't a demanding read, but it has real potential as a fun beach read.

      Mildly recommended.

      I received a free electronic galley from the publisher via NetGalley.
    • 5/5
      This is the 3rd book of a series, but the 2nd I've read. I haven't yet read the 2nd of the series, but that's something I'm going to remedy in a hurry.

      I thought the first book was fantastic, and this one didn't disappoint. It's equally as good, if not even better than the first one.

      My heart pounded the whole time I was reading. There's never ending action, fast-paced and exciting. Of course there is room for a love story to develop as well.

      I love Rebecca Zanetti. She has become one of my favorite authors and I will read every book she writes. This one was fabulous and I highly recommend it.
    • 5/5
      Awesome! Best in the series by far. This had that hunpf that was missing on the previous three. Audrey and Nate had an incredible deep and emotional relationship, and I'm not even talking about their chemistry together because that was off the freaking charts. I am very anxious to read Jory's story, finally!
    • 5/5
      OH OH another Sin Brother, here we go. Nate was very much in love with Audrey when he was younger but she broke his heart when she left him. Many years later he plans to use her to help save him and his brothers. Little does he realize that he isn't going to let her escape him this time. Audrey left Nate to save him but she has no want for any other and when he walks back into her life she has a hard time keeping her distance.I don't know what it is about this series but once you start reading you just cant seem to put the books down. BLIND FAITH was no different. The romance aspect of the story was deep and emotion filled. The action was intense and had me on the edge of my seat, and the way the brothers care for each other and the women they love makes me swoon every time I think of them. In addition to another couple being formed we get a great new addition to the family in the form of an adopted Grandpa. He seriously stole my heart and I can't wait to see him in future books.There is only one more brother left so I am sad to assume that the series will soon be ending but I have loved the ride so far so I will savor it to the very end. This series is definitely one for the bookshelf.* This book was provided free of charge from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
    • 5/5
      This series just keeps getting better and better! My major complaint is that I have to wait an entire year for Jory's story. That's so not fair after putting that damn teaser chapter in the back of the book. Nate was such a kick-ass guy going all alpha to protect those he loved. I honestly don't have a favorite Dean brother considering they all pretty much rock. Each one has had a hard life and found their perfect other half and Audrey was Nate's perfect mate. I'm looking forward to seeing glimpses of them in the next book. I'd also love to see some of the other soldiers that escaped pop up in future books. Love this series and hope more people will discover it.Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC.
    • 4/5
      Nate and his brothers have been genetically engineered to be killing soldiers for the government, equipped with a computer chip set to detonate when they're no longer of any use to the government. When Nate meets Audrey and falls in love, he dreams of a life and family with her. When Audrey is forced to leave Nate, his world is shattered and his only goal is to escape the government along with his brothers. Later, when he's forced to go to Audrey for help in his efforts to keep his brothers alive, all hell breaks loose. Will he be able to keep Audrey and his brothers safe before the killing chips detonate?If you like your romance with a sci-fi twist, Blind Faith will be right up your alley. It's filled with romance, danger, and suspense with a paranormal flair. All of this, and the hot sex too, will leave your brain cells scorched before you've finished! I'm not usually one for science fiction, but I was delighted with Blind Faith. It's well written and my interest was caught and held from start to finish. I loved the characters and their interaction with each other. The brothers love and devotion for each other was immediately evident, as was the deep love of the hero and heroine, although they didn't want to admit their feelings to each other. I'll gladly recommend Blind Faith to everyone I know and I look forward to reading more from Ms. Zanetti!
    • 5/5
      “I love you. I love this baby, and nobody is going to hurt either one of you.” – Audrey MadisonThird book in the series and the story gets even better as it goes. I had taken a break from the Deans - shame on me, I know - but now I'm back, stronger than ever! And Nate's book was just what I needed to get back on track - STAT!Now, we all know that something went wrong - after being so right - between Nathan Dean and Audrey Madison, the daughter of that bitch of a scientist we all want to see skewered (or maybe that's just me *shurgs* ). As we saw in the previous book, Audrey ended up pregnant with Nate's kid. So of course our dear sarcastic Dean decides to go after her - that, and the fact the brothers don't have much time left and he needs intel on the killing chips. Old sparks - as expected - fly, and the lovers-turned-enemies will find it much too hard to concentrate not only on their respective missions, but also on keeping their broken hearts intact.I'm not gonna rant about how much I want Audrey's mother dead - because I obviously do. The woman can go jump off a cliff to land on a minefield while attached to C4 packets and I'll still won't be satisfied with the outcome. Noooo, instead I'm gonna focus on Audrey herself.Audrey was a serious badass as a heroine. The kind of badass I've come to expect from this series, and yet quite different. She wasn't the quiet force Laney was, nor was she the loud tomboy Josie proved to be. No, Audrey was much more mature than those two, seeing as she was forced to actively participate in her mother's experiments without her consent (of-freaking-course), and she was an active member of a team trying to bring the commander down. She was not only an academic genius, but she also possessed street smarts and knew how to defend herself just fine. Maybe maternity made her that way, but, like I said, she was a much more mature deal to what we've been shown before. And that made her perfect for Nate.Speaking of Nate, it was about time he got his sort of HEA. I've lost count of the times the poor guy had to act as a brother AND a mother for his brothers, not to mention how he, miraculously, always ended up sacrificing himself so that the younger ones would experience SOME sort of happy childhood. Nate was so used to putting others first, a fact that not anyone can see when he puts his shields up and acts like a suspicious jackass. Having Audrey by his side, a woman who made him her priority, was much appreciated by yours truly - I felt like justice had finally been delivered or something.Now I'm itching to see how Jory's book will go. I've aready started it and I'm seriously biting my nails clean off with all the stuff going on! “I’ve loved you since the first second you smiled at me on that dismal training field so long ago.” – Nathan Dean***I was given an ARC from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. The opinion stated in this review is solely mine, and no compensation was given or taken to alter it.***
    • 4/5
      Blind Faith
      4 Stars

      Series note: The ongoing story arc begins with book #1, and it is therefore recommended that the series be read in order.

      As a genetically engineered super soldier, Nate Dean’s life was devoid of love and affection from anyone except his brothers. That is until he met Audrey Madison and fell like a ton of bricks only to discover her devastating betrayal. Now, years later, Nate is forced by circumstances to seek Audrey out and enlist her aid as she may hold the key to saving the only family he has ever known.

      A sweet and endearing romance and the plot has some really good twists and turns.

      Audrey and Nate have solid chemistry and their relationship manages to avoid the angst and silly misunderstanding idiocy that are often associated with the reunited lovers theme. One minor issue is that Audrey’s supposed betrayal (of which much was made in previous installments) is underutilized and results in Nate appearing a little petty considering that Audrey’s actions stemmed from a desire to protect him. That said, Nate is a suitably brooding and tortured hero, and Audrey is a lovely albeit naive heroine, especially when it comes to her mother’s actions.

      Like the other books, the plot is complex with two independent threads. The first is the Commander’s continued attempts to recover the Dean brothers, which is progressing at a good pace and will obviously come to a head in the final book. The Commander is a raving lunatic, but it is Dr. Madison who really gives me the creeps. What is up with that weird giggle?!

      The PROTECT storyline is weaker, but has its moments nonetheless. There are some excellent red herrings for the mastermind behind the supremacist group and the ultimate reveal and subsequent action scenes are exciting and entertaining. It would have been even better if Lilith’s demise occurred on page rather than off.

      The secondary characters are well-written, especially the other Dean brothers who provide a real sense of closeness and family. Jory’s book is next and it will be interesting to see if he has changed as a result of his ordeal and how his brothers will reaction. Looking forward to it.